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... Southern States of America. And in India the highest authori- ties assure us we have the finest cotton field in, the world. The river Godavery alone waters a cotton district tenfold more extensive anc vastly more fertile than that of America. Nay, already ...
... DEPLORABLE STATE OF TRADE INS AMERICA. Employment appears to be growing scarce in the ' United States. The correspondent of the Times 1 says that in all the large cities there are hundreds j of young men unsuccessfully seeking employment as merchants' ...
... in the West Indies or North or South America, whether in her Majesty's colonies or not (but not including ports on the Western Coast of South America), and any other port in the West Indies oit North or South America (except the Western Coast), not in her ...
... resemble each other in that they are old and thickly- populated countries, whereas both differ from America in these respects. Comparatively, America is a new country, with an enormous area of agricul- turalland, wellwatered, abundantmineralresources ...
... keeps steady, we shall have a very had conclusion to our gatherings. This the more important, as accounts of the yield from America, where we thought ourselves wvell off for wheat, are more unsatisfactory~ and onr summary seems likely to be more below an ...
... the 6japected arrivals £roin America cause very fewv sales to be mnade. VAllEFI\LD CsRN ~ARKET, Frid y, JUne 16. We had but few fresh arrivals of wheat fOr our market thdag: the. arrivals of wheat and flour from Ame~rica, at Liverpuol, caused a dlul sale ...
... great degree overlooked, both by the legislature and the country at large. In the event of a serious misunderstanding with America, there can be no doubt that the capability of obtaining cotton from our East Indian possessions would be of the very first ...
... 16,066 C'tpe of Good Hope - 256,464w - -m 3,367T 'Other parts of Africa - 309,S8B . 28,5OS British Colonies .1in rNorth America } 1,676,316 - - 452,203 BriOiNjo Wesl Tudies - 4,347,04 - - 59.847. Foreign West Indies - I ,S7,1049 2,526.004 The Brazils ...
... kind in America ate said t6 be veiy cd abundaut, and shipments to Europe wore large; but their D01 imports were gradually diminishing under the operation of eg, the new tariff; so that the balaice of trade was decidedly ost in favour of America, and exchange ...
... that live cattle were admitted into this country from America, and that being so why should they not be admitted from other places, providedttheywerefreefromdlisease? Theimuportation from America had risen from almost nothing iIaS73 and 1874 to 19.187 ...
... evinced in the success of the now inaugurated enterprise. Raving spoken of the unfortunate disturbances prevailing in South America at the present time, he concluded by expressing a hope that these unhappy events would be shortly followed by the steady and ...
... irade was- ftop&ed to America, Spain, France, and- Holland, nearly to Ruffia'. At the return of peace a (cene of the oppofite nature took place the Chinefe trade was increafd, extended; the traffic withi Rufliai and with America, fton our' large capitals ...